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I have just inherited a spreadsheet with lots of names in it. Is there a way
to print out the names and the corresponding formulas instead of having to go
to Names-Define and looking at each one individually.

thanks!
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Go to the Insert menu, choose Name, then Paste. Click the Paste
List button. It will create a list of names and values in the
active cell.


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I have just inherited a spreadsheet with lots of names in it.
Is there a way
to print out the names and the corresponding formulas instead
of having to go
to Names-Define and looking at each one individually.

thanks!



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Thanks for your help!

"Chip Pearson" wrote:

Go to the Insert menu, choose Name, then Paste. Click the Paste
List button. It will create a list of names and values in the
active cell.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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I have just inherited a spreadsheet with lots of names in it.
Is there a way
to print out the names and the corresponding formulas instead
of having to go
to Names-Define and looking at each one individually.

thanks!




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